ATLAS approach to releasing likelihoods for reinterpretation

Full likelihoods encode the entire statistical model of an analysis and thus range among the most invaluable analysis data products for a large range of analyses, ranging from SM measurements to BSM searches. ATLAS has recently started to release the first full analysis likelihoods using a python-ba...

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Autor principal: Schanet, Eric
Formato: Online
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: 2021
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description Full likelihoods encode the entire statistical model of an analysis and thus range among the most invaluable analysis data products for a large range of analyses, ranging from SM measurements to BSM searches. ATLAS has recently started to release the first full analysis likelihoods using a python-based implementation of HistFactory. In this talk, the JSON specification used to release the likelihoods in serialisable format is discussed and details on how process them are given. In addition, a tool to build simplified likelihoods targeted for CPU-intensive large-scale reinterpretations is presented. Finally, the current collaboration policy and future plans are discussed.
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spelling cern-27524492021-04-26T07:23:23Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2752449engSchanet, EricATLAS approach to releasing likelihoods for reinterpretationParticle Physics - ExperimentFull likelihoods encode the entire statistical model of an analysis and thus range among the most invaluable analysis data products for a large range of analyses, ranging from SM measurements to BSM searches. ATLAS has recently started to release the first full analysis likelihoods using a python-based implementation of HistFactory. In this talk, the JSON specification used to release the likelihoods in serialisable format is discussed and details on how process them are given. In addition, a tool to build simplified likelihoods targeted for CPU-intensive large-scale reinterpretations is presented. Finally, the current collaboration policy and future plans are discussed.ATL-PHYS-SLIDE-2021-023oai:cds.cern.ch:27524492021-02-18
spellingShingle Particle Physics - Experiment
Schanet, Eric
ATLAS approach to releasing likelihoods for reinterpretation
title ATLAS approach to releasing likelihoods for reinterpretation
title_full ATLAS approach to releasing likelihoods for reinterpretation
title_fullStr ATLAS approach to releasing likelihoods for reinterpretation
title_full_unstemmed ATLAS approach to releasing likelihoods for reinterpretation
title_short ATLAS approach to releasing likelihoods for reinterpretation
title_sort atlas approach to releasing likelihoods for reinterpretation
topic Particle Physics - Experiment
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2752449